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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable oil D'Ha'
COMMUNICATING -, -
XTOU are hereby commanded, that by
making publication OF this citation 10
some newspaper, published in the county
of Dallas, for four consecutive weeks, pre-
yious 70 The return day hereof, you summon
a. q Rowen who Is non resident OF the
state of Texas. to he aud appear before the
District Court, to be holden IN and Tor the
county of Dallas at the courthouse thereol,
I'm the civ of Dallas, on the second Monday
I'm December next, then and there 10 an
swer to the petition OF Annie V. Bowen
fled in said court on the Sth day OF HoNem-
her. 1887, against the said Z. u: Bowen,
and alleging in substance as loloWs TO-
wit: ,-, ...... ,,,,r
That plaintiff aud defendant were mar mar,
Rod Anril Dist, 1850 That defendant soon
affer their said marriage began course oil
nnkind, harsh and neglecttul conduct TO-
wards nla,nsiff. and that on or about Oc-
toher tst. 1884 defendant abandoned plain
tifr and has continued to remain away rom
her and failed to support her. Prays Judge,
ment for divorce, custody OF minor chiiu
Geraldine, costs of suit, etc etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then anu
there before said court this writ, WIN your
return thereon, showing how yeu have eN-
ecuted the same. nj.
Witness. II. w. Jones, clerk Of the Dis
,rict Court of Dallas county Texas. Given
nnder INV hand and seal of said court at oil
fee in city of Dallas. this the sth day oil
November, A. ID. 1884, ,ox,rs
Clerk District Court, Dallas Co.
lis By J. II. Stewart
Deputy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
CITATION.

10 thc Sheriff or any Constable of Dallas
COMMUNICATING
WON ARE HEREBY COMMANDED,
\ Thai by making publication of this Ci-
tation in some newspaper, published IN ine
County OF Dallas, for four consecutive
weeks preyious to the return day hereoi,
Won summons Wilhelmiue lleiden, VINO Is
a non.resident of the State OF Texas, TO be
and appear before the District court, 10 DC
holden in and for the County oil Dalias, ~
the courthouse thereof in the city oil Dalias
on The I'd Monday In December next, nhen
and there TO answer TO the petition oil ROD
"rt Hidden. filed in said court on the Both
day of September, 1887, against SAID Wllhel-
mine Heiden and alleging in substance as
follows, to-wit
painiiff represents that he and defend
an, were lawfully married about June 10Th,
Iss9 in the State of Michigan, and contin-
ned 10 live together as husband ana vic
until about January LIST, 1881, wnen ueienu,
ant voluntarily left p!aintlns pea anu
hoard with the intention OF Abandonment
and has since, for more than three years, re-
NAMED away from plaintiff. wherefore
nlaintiiT sue and pray judgement deserving
The bonds of matrimony now eXlstihg pe
tween plaintin and defendant, Tor costs Oh
suit and general rehel' A.. -
Herein fail not, but nave you then ana
there before said court this writ, win your
return thereon showing how you have eX-
Witness. II. W. Jones. clerk of the Die
,rict Court of Dallas county, Texas. Given
under INV hand and seal OF said court at oil.
fce in the city of Dallas, this the 2nd day oil
November, A. ID. 1887. -. ,o.,,,
Clerk District Court Dallas Co.
LIS. by J. II. STEWART.
Deputy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
A Fine Opportunity.

The stock, fixtures, horses, wagons
and good viii of the business of Ed ).
Aston, recently purchased by me Is
for sale. The location is the best in
the city and the business Is unqucs,,
tionabiy the largest retail grocery ana
wine BUSINESS In north Texas.
EDWIN SMITH,
7b7 and 759 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
Best FFaaHsSouth.

The small boned English York
shires took $40 premium at the
Texas State Fair last fall. More
flesh for same feed than any hog. I
have a few left which I can spare,
and some half iced The year
vigorous and good breeders. They
can be seen one-fourth mile north
of Fair ground on Santa Fe rail
road. ]. M. BR0WDER,
Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
Trains Oh Oak Cliff Elevated Railway
WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:


win stop at FIRST, Third, Fifth, Eighth and
Tenth Street Stations. Trains will run I'M
iii II p. m. on SPECIAL occasions. Fare III
cents: TO residents OF Oak Gill, cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
Lost

a small female black and tan. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving her at
900 Elm street, or 1918 San Jacinto
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-26
900 ELM STREET,
Thompson & Price Retail
GrOcers.

We keep nothing but the very best
goods we can purchase. Our price
are reasonable, and we guarantee you
full weights and good measures. we
are here to stay and al we ask is
trial order and we can convince you
we do what we advertise to do. we
don't promise piano to every custo-
mer because it would break us to keep
our word, hut we do promise you
honest and polite attention. we are
gaining new customers daily put we
must have more, and If we can't creep
into YOUR estimation by news paper
talk, we will do il by personal visits
of our Junior who says the business
must be doubled during the next two
months.
Don't say that there are no cheap lots
left in Dallas, but call around and lei
Richardson 81 Miller. show you those
elegant residence lots in the choicest
neighborhood III the city, only one
block from street cars. Now mark the
price. Only $500 per lot One-haif
cash, balance on long time. Richard,
son IL Miller, Real Estate Brokers, 10y
Sycamore street. Dallas, Texas.
Say, Piggie, do you know that
Thompson II Prices Christmas goods
will be here this week? Do, my own
darling get me box of California
crystalized fruit.
| am lonely tonight love without
you, but | know you are now a!
Thompson & Prices purchasing lo'
\ of nice things for your ardent own.
A young man is wanted at tho Ar
cade. See advertisement of wanted
Honey, maple syrup by the gallon OF
quart, also dried beef, at A. 4. Bouche's.
| leave thee in sorrow Annie; and
You can stay away George until you
buy me something sweet from Thomp
son Il Prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25


From a number OF cases that have
TIA! the authorities OF PhilAdelphiG are
u tie nEsi. .! ssaiIas persons w!ihou.
leAss 70 this city, TO become a. in.
eunosAroe 10 the taxpayers OF the
county. Soi long sso woman came
- Pciioe staten who sAi tha, she sd
beer 10 hospital n Philadelphia with
tie rlsunAism. When she vas dts
caA-sed she Vas psanilss., AMI she
called upon Q prominent ofi ,ial IL th.t
city !oF the purposs OF uyiag 10 se; 3
PASS TO Baltimore, where she said abe
hsd ,r.eats he told her tbs, be vas
aExoe 10 give Il, bat thai The Mayor OF
Wilmington possessed tha: power, aud
gave her money 70 pay her fare on tie
ooA: 10 this city. Thi, woman wss
surprised and grieved when she found
how s2s hsd been deceived, and suff
c.ezi money Vas RAISED by conriou-
CSuS 10 send her to her destination.
Are!asr case oscurred yesterday, and
te!s time IL was An id!ohc boy, whose
fA.e vas also pad 70 gs: him on: O.
Philadelphia ami unloAi him on VII.
m.rston. Ha says ihAt be belongs in
Tennessee, aad vent to Pa!lsdelphia in
seA-:a OF his uncle, bu: IS he coali noI
aud him be Vas given 80 cents 81 tod
tea. lie hai batter come here. H. vss
81 p3ice ssiion yesierisy, aud WAS
ssn' a~Ay wI:a m)nsy raised by SAB.
sc..P.1a. I )cr Beng ask4i abou. ,h!s
case, ,-s Mayer saia tbs: It VAS only
one D many ths; are constantly os.ur.
s.ng, aud from ;his We infer thar there
mus, g "a organize! system in PASS
depths ey va!ca they ua!oKi Their
rA1p1.s on Ibis sliy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

ca -UIARs hsv= beea ssri through
Ice usl. % vGr,21s residents O. oar
CRY - :.as f5ftA taA; by renting s75
10 p Z rooes, 81 Rlsi Il0sh street.
New York, there will Be forEariea IN
reiu-a 81 500 in couu:erfei. money,
Walsh !s go veil exs:uted tsAi 10 nay
De psssed ~ Any one without fear ef
ceiec.!on. We DO no. suppose that any
o. OF: readers ~i!l be t9np.ei 10 com.
Ply v.sh TIE req nests OF the kntvs uho
wishes % open . oorrespondea oe in re-
gsrt 10 the circulation OF ooan9r.ei.
money ,tor no N st.er how we'll executed
II nay be, the person attempting 10 pass
Il vou.t be de.e.tei snd sent % prison.
Il !s very Pr robaole, however, ia., the
sogus cons.) on receivins money
wo7la deliberately poske; Il, aud sen /
noihiog vEAever in return. Ta.s
cc-rse wculd be the bette. one so- the
aups. ~ Il -onli ssTs Sin = gre,, dsai
Of ro73!s, in.iudinz, perhaps, . term
IN the county prisou. Every m.r
should understand tha; money vhich
eAn be passed With in puni'y will noi
be disposed OF for . nominal prise, &C.
oply . fool or knAve w.ll be ira aene-.
By ths representations o! the circular II
question. 1.-THE poiies o, SeuYsrk NJ.
visiisnt the rosne sending snsh circa
lArs win be speedily Arrested and prop
eriy paBi,hed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

TIE LTscHIsG Of the negro ut Fred.
er.ck, Nj, accused OF oom hitting q
ielor.ous assault or . woman, IL an
o.hsr in:.ane OF the length 70 whi,h
msn S!ll allow their passions TO lead
them Tais negro Vas sc.osed OF .
terrible c'ine, aai II he Vas guilty be
oertaioiy nsri;ei deAih, but before the
pen4l'! Vas In posed be should have
been proven sniliy, - the lss look.
upon every one a:3assi o, crime -
being iun posnt until the evlisn e is
prodn I'D 81 establish his guilt beyond
. reasons don 81. Tails wAs 10; done
In his Ass, ard guilty or innocent be
became he vi:an o. Al ln'urlAte5
moo. T.e days Of lyn,a lA~ have
passed, md 'ae rlusls.ie's OF the Fred
sri SIX mob have laid themselves iasls
20 pun!s1neni Every uAn .. .usei oil
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

RAKNCM 10 trreprcssiAie, ant 10
matter whAi Tie ma;crlsne may es, ox
from What sazvcs Il may eano, whether
Il 10 q eisAstsoGs IRE isvols4ng the toss
et hundreds o. thousands Of dollars or
whether It h the s~ina.iaS orerAtsons
e' . Jerome Cock CsmpA1y, be 10 never
dsnnsea, ssi a,wayt ready n The words
OF TIE od song ~ FRY. try again, F."
81, reseR, iOss, which 1, said 70 amount
% hall q million dollars, Vas csrtAinly
snoash - discourage aay ordira-y uaAn,
bot ~ Rarram 10 sn extrsorilnAry
man, the on,y sGsst IL eAi upon him
wss 10 cause airz - renew kis eff9rts
70 make the Creates, shov on Earth"
even greater than II kss eve, been be-
fore, Ara the x os1lns A.isE ths re the
vetsssr showHNr, Who, by the way,
never sse ns 10 grow cid, vas toana In
his CT ss, sny writing letters 10 bis
ass2e aea cS-~sPoaisua In all parts
OF tie world, sirirs his orders fos ele-
pkarts, tistrS lioz,, hyenss ard other
ar mails - calmly - though "a vas an
everyday oes1-rezce 10 be oarred oct
AMI order . psw sosk. Verify Barnum
is great Asd TIE &c -ea.ssi She's on
Ess,k" .s kis profit
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
rKIpAY. SovEMRKs as. 1851
THx arxAkKs Q, M. Bird in 4

Tar RrMAkKs ci M. Bra IN hts
srsg ueEl ~ the I1ry in the fAesy east
lan wednesday, appear 70 Inter thai
ifA mas considers hinsei; Assraeved ~
~ article that APpaArs In . newsrspsr,
ns wealS Be asuf ID In santlr1 ap tas
s5tr 0, IA ueashes ana 'kaosk x
iowx, ana II he oannoi knosk hin
aosr. snool hin do~n-" TIE oocs,
seemed 70 ooEssasr this favorA6.y, as
VIE. tie jIry returned . vesii;t o.
guilty Of asskliS . nominal fns Of { IS
Gas imposed, about as nush ~ . man
~oeld ns obliged 10 pay Cor an ord nary
s.Al.L his not however, 0: Nr.
T.bsys o case TIA; ve wish 70 speak,
or, .. The evil thai may resnn troE tie
aaszAss rsss oy Mr.. Bra In The heat
Of ArSznsnt % there 10 . clAss II tSis
city, tie same - in every other city,
that Il the newspaper did no, holi them
I, esio-e the preho, they ~ouli ss re
miss II thsir daiy, Aad it ts jast srce
nsr - those who vonld consider The
senNks o. Mr. Bird - an incentive to
Asaali tie eiiso- or publisher o' any
esrtpAps- Who might consider IL his
duty 20 comDen. lpoc their scaors.
Noi many years ago there was uan
who kept low srossery ou Front stree.
where several persons we're robbed,
While !utoxicassd OF under tie lr : aence
OF 6sags. de vas always shrewd
eaeEsa 60 cover his tracks, % the, 7ne
Of these -oober.e, coald be rssed 70 him
- ~ 70 bring him within the pale OF
he lss. The nsvspapsrs, however,
ts3k held OF he matter, and sacceeded
Il driving aim ont OF town, bat before
As le'i he sent several comforting NEE.
cages 70 certain nevspaper men, so1e
ot vheM have since left town them
sslre,, ~ to vhAi he vould do for then
{. he s~sr chan oei 10 meet them In
PEilA3slphiA- Itis juss sach men ~
this that wlll take such language ~
lhAs lsei by Mr.. Bird - m encourage
neri % assault any newspaper nan
who may chance TO offend the n. We
are fr!ly aware that Mr.. Bird did not
!ntend hts remarks TO be taken In this
nAIre-. bat nevertheless this class
vcEld be the trst ones 30 Avail then
yes o. thsn. We read aoout Texas
e3ilor oaoA vho had . plscAri bearing
u. ~o-ds mo Rsuacaon," pinned 10
he ohoe val With . dagger, while lie
sat Ane wrote his editorial With Two
ssver shooters and 0 b1vie knife In
bait around his waist bui ws sAold
regret very nuch to zee suoh az esA OF
l3arrAllsn In Delaware
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

o ssiuas IA entitled - tssr Aaa impse.
t.sl sE.sl. and The caly sxsase thai can
pcsas,y as offered tes the aelnss Of n 9
mob o. Fseastlek 10 the hslsoasnees ot
the erl me and The prcvers,lsa delay OF
The lac IL bringlRs snes efsnasrs 10
ssisl sEa ranlshmeaa
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
wAsAaaKRRs.

These are fair examples
so far as worth goes OF what
we are doing all the time.
You can only get an idea OF
the variety by looking and
looking time aud again.
West Of Main Aisle, arst counters uorth
OF Wet TrAnsept
Scotch and Irish Linen
Diaper. 10 to ~ in, 90c to
says for a Io.yard piece.
Cotton Diaper. IS to ~ in,
7oc to osc for 10 yards.
Either sort OF Linen by the
yard, il you wish.
Near womeu's Waiting Room.
India Shawls at the prices
are quick. Women who
haven't been thinking of
India Shawls are buying
them. No one knows how
long such chances will last.
In the nature OF things not
very long.
Umritzurs, S35,s4o,S45 $50
Valleys SIS, Sroo, to $500
A sympathetic low streak
reaches into other Shawls -
New B e aver Shawls,
choice styles, S.; they have
been S. so this season.
l. o n G Blanket Shawls
down a dollar, 81
Best American Blanket
Shawls, 50. from ST.
1t is a Shawl buyers
time, and no mistake.
Second eeor, Chesnu; street side. Two
elevators.
Pillow Shans cut more Of
a figure in the Muslin and
Cambria Underwear Store
than you are likely to guess.
Plain tucked and ruff ed
cambric of elab orase hand
embroidered affairs, stitch
rich, and with threads so
fine that you must count
with a glass. A dozen kinds
between 90c and $3.50 a
pair.
Chestnut street side, east OF Main Aisle
A thickening of buyers
about the Book counters--
the e.thouahtful people
who know the luxury OF
while there is plenty
OF elbow-room. Not much
trouble to pick il you have
any notion what you are
after. Every sors of Book,
fl ON the tiniest toy volume
up to the standardest work
in the richest binding. is
within your easy reach
Booklets, Novelties, Cal
endars, an d Christmas
Cards, OF course.
December BcoE News $50
pages, illustrased), with com
plete lists OF Holiday Books,
ready in a few days. sc,
SOC a year.
Thirteenth stree: entrance.
With the other Fur things
every kind OF Fur Trimming
that anybody wears. For
convenience OF customers
Fur Trimmings have also
been put on the first floor,
mex: Main Ais,e, north OF
certre, in the Trimming
section.
JOIN WAHAMAEYR.
CoestLut Thirteenth AID AarEss .treeu
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
wASAM AkER y
l7allAsx.rKlA, may, Nev "a H..

TIE Bla,k All-Silk Surah:
opened today are the frs
ocmers from abroad OF s
line that we mean shall
stard. We have been long
looking for such Surahs
We could only find them
by making them. We are
hard to please, and we like
our customers to be hard
TO please. 1t is the hard, to.
please customer that we
work to satisfy. A peculiar
twill. A peculiar shade OF
black; deep. lustrous as a
raveL's wing.
- in., o5c and 75c
2st in, 75c and ST
Weight ard width cause
the price differences. You
know very we'll that weight
IS commonly OF no account
in silks. Every atom counts
in these 5 ursh h S. Dye
enough to give the color
no more.
Handing them direct from
the looms to you makes the
little prices possible. Hav-
ing them made as aje say
keeps the weight and colcr
rtain. Black Silk Surahs
OF this sort bought six
months from now will match
precisely with these bought
to-day. How many Black
Silk Surahs can you say
that of:
West T.Ausep..
Sou.ache Braided Robes
New and striking patterns
A quiet richness about them
that comes in no othar way
Black braid on grounds OF
!.gLt sr5rE dark brown
E9oe E terra-co:,a
garnet navy
sep-A.-e dark green
plum llsck
In each Robe 9 yards OF
double width, fine, excel.
lent quality, all-wool Serge,
50, Sl0.50, sl1.
Eosft- circle s5-.lse.. OF centre.
-Au- Wool Basket s a n.
glIer. Thread as coarse as
stocking !arn, . m o S t
Woven into 6 armer, harder
stuff than seems possible
Bu. none Ct Is native soft
ness l7st. A STUFF TO depend
OF. : solid colors. - in
45c.
imported Serge. SOFT as a
Cashmere. but heavier
Springy, tough. Remark.
ably fine quality Of wool. 500
q yard In all the colors G
the highest cost goods.
El-r1 t.'-.e. s9g:ssLs: @: ce1trs.
Take three Haadker chief:
as a measure OF what we art
doing in Pure Linen Hand
kercaiets generally:
| Nv Women's. Fine Frencl
Linen, sca,loped and colorec
iedges; tinted ground. (buh
pink, b,ue. red). and white
leaf, aower, b.r, dot, dash
and stripe designs, and plai,
effects; thirty or more style.
25c each.
2--Men's. Linen G littl
heavier, but still fairly has
generous size; inch hem an,
hemstitched; very narro,
two colo. stripe just insi3
hemsiitched; 25c each
/ 3--Chi,dren's. G o D {
3 0 #, ssrvicea5le Line,
woven colored borders IRE
and b!ue); SOC for hall
dozen in neatly pictured b.
! without the box, 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
NoNDAY, NOVEMBER ID
4.l- q o., II. ,l,t,

ptl NorA ~ arstg .e-p,.
No. /. faGnlt, t-U~t ~, j
veArs old. w0:E.r Ar, 10,
very good df3Tsr.
No. ?. Luey, ,Etf8uprt-s -.
Old, hrsi-CiAs, Gr.rr-LLls ~
No. :. JACK, sa--s' t0-.. .,,.
Old, yert god Gfy,e. r..ll ~
horts for uilt rar.
hrst'c!ass u.l.A Gov. q r-5t.i,,
Two etush TOP, tr4f s.raE sss
gies IL rfs2-e ass ur,.s e,..,rsj
two hors- iuArs,t Jsa-ta-t, "a
iSrI1 ssEon, : cafr.4es poe, ~
cutter 2nd rSl,s. ss EO,- /, nv i
double cSrr.AKs hsru.ss, -. 4 ~
rage hSrLtss, sst O. ,:.r, t,-,s
bee a used pEi 4 ftw nt ~ ID ,
bridl.s. l.lrs, sllg.. -HG { l.. ~,
- rAcust Tlco, iron 1-au M
forzL hoe, rNt',, ,L1+., -t,rs,
/ PIX trpEgt eAsgt. usstftt NJ ,
Hous, hold goo e ALGtts,a m
lot of dairy fI.ur's s1- Oh hftr4 N
Term All sNEs UIc'F e ~. NJ
70 ahc over a RED iuf6 49, I'll! ,
On IN pur IA.sr s.VCgA altAl..su
an approved sgCorrs~. U.. =, at
cash on a.! sr,c sen
NlLLflX b. EyEU
3. =. NE.lLkAN.
Wn. J LAM, AEf.. ~:
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
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BY X. c. frkiz tJs,.c-,.ya o.. aa'
r. s.-SEould II, "a, %
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

An immense bargain in
some odd stock where sizes
are badly broken and which
we canno. replace.
Manufacturing all o u r
own goods under our own
supervision we can sell
goods at retail at manufac.
turer's prices.
New and elegant assort-
ment Of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

pUBIIC SALE OF pm,
= fr"perly,-Tu. .El4-..,,.1
70 quit iAruiFg all ell .-,,s
,afL knOsr a. tHe L... rrtt.-,
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
DRESSGOODS.

Fancy Black Goods from
the owest to the finest
grades.
We offer this day a spec :
ial drive in 81 inch Striped
Dress Goods at only 62i
cents a yard, reduced from
81 cents.
Ten pieces OF all.wool
Tricot Cloths, only 37i
cents a yard.
Five pieces of all-wool
Dress Cloths, only Is cents
"a yard.
Rhadames Silk IN Black
and colors, only 81 a yard.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

Real e-'a'e AND ls-,.ta r-5.su-d
sold a. public ssl,'su ttt ,'t,- q, I'd
land station, rr NJ i.ltsuisr
of the b. 4 q x r.4t,k4 UfsaHL
Castle county, De-
On IHLE>DAl, EVELR lra,
A..-g
The fa-ug ct,u isl. Va r gn.
tanning latl-res H r, o. r.s. .t al
OF Cu4tiyALeu. ~'4t 49, -'t, ~ tar1
good bu'il.ass. I.r~t g. st.s ~
VIII Al-t .t suitA 5hr -s7slztul|
the perseue. prup~r't ~ J1ats
slst ng %. - --s s0,a- s.'E 10 '-rsf
one mare 4n4 ..tl. 70 .'s' q t.ril|
Mar lauds goa o. q, "A
oxen, Z g.; irgs. a ..' u. l.r.,.
wagon, oyrUALtr-L S-g-f. o. al
wagon. hay r4sg'l., 70 Hv-' % '.Aif,
dTdl, hgr-t rAtt, .H'- s'f.., 4fs ~
culfiyAior- sIr4S --.tt', tdS' a. n
farm folvr. set 90 "A l'lts
lead or pioW hA-usss, : 49, = 'ftl ]
la nesr. iurAt, ras'-, ffa'e' SOS
cut and tA4. saA. t-.a5 hrt F.,L4l
beam and pa, az ni Ht. .3, trr :
Of Dairy fikl1t"', A.spa .o'G ~ ~
barrel, = No. sl tr.t>ra. 0i--H
few cnTJs ~ ~us-f. A. = ygs1A,sl
40 bushels 0' era ! .li r. on 90
bushels % potato, : ...s sA' tfI
of straw, SNsr's ul Ma. : p. f'9N'
MANY othrr ar;.Hl's.
Terms a; SALT \ .H'f4i .f-'I u
over - n,
J q Rua4-.or. tue. >tYu IL {, Dl
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
PERFEj;

Perfect is the word 20 apply
20 cur stock of Oyercoats for
Hen Youths, Boys and Chill.
tren Of ail sizes. We plesse the
eye, protect the poke. and i'm.
prove the mencty witl our Bar.
gains.
PIll Clothing s. falling prices
Tor everybody Come and in.
spect our STOCK; it will cost you
nothing. and tie result will be if
n IulcaAse, you viii call
lsgain.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
S WARSEQ 5 SALE
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WYOMING HORsE1
Al wiinibGir, lei J,
SATUApAN, tDNLAbthhA|
49, nl.l.tE IL.

These horses t.s AL o-2Esa 70 ~
non years Cd. r. z "
high, and Se!sE f?c-a g.' " w ~.
1he Rage 4 otsts bre A;It.1
DO the best general IE-iot len' !.
f.fsed. \: B4zls' .s Psn"W
therefore e p05:p .tz = ....
A c-etf; Of EeI:hi siy.o q nh
nEst-1tw " l.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

DAIRYnEs LOoA.
me grbsc-!es.- VII 's!l y -Oin 49,
tho drove ysf4 s. Ca .s1f'LN O-
Ec., Usl. ~ ., "A
MONDAY, TUTeNREa "A ~
a. c.- o'.!o:E : i"
An heEd a c ". 50 ~ .st,i -,n
AZ ren -. :lEs : t-'iasH"A
Ellhig 1T ilss. ,-,,.tu
Reneszte: ~ ~ 70 ~ -"
Ege-yttI1g y:A..'e.y 80
senisd. -.,-r-La
IEnre-a,lg So tEh-1. IaI
% - sErl ~ shhh,. nv.
70 Pon'Hs71. tS0i
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
pU BDIU SAIL

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Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

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